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ourse), but I'm here to tell you that AcuGraph is the (GF) bread and butter of my Chinese Medicine practice. Not to be dramatic, but I'm pretty sure I would not survive without my Acugraph. Is there such thing as AcuGraph dependence?! Let me share with you WHY AcuGraph is such an invaluable tool in my practice, and HOW I use it every day for superior acupuncture diagnosis, treatment, and patient communication. Read more
I, Dr. Larsen, decided to get together with Dr. Steiner again to dive a little bit deeper into the way Dr. Steiner uses AcuGraph, and to answer some of the questions we've received from our users about AcuGraph and Electrical Diagnosis. Let's call this conversation "AcuGraph Readings and Cellular Health; A Different Approach to Graphing." Read more
We have added a new toggle in AcuGraph that allows you to change the measurement scale. You'll now have 2 options--a 200 scale (which is the standard scale you're used to) or a 100 scale, which is useful for certain treatment techniques and diagnostic systems. Wondering why you'd want to change the scale and how to do it? Read on! Read more
The Taiji Balancing Method based on Richard Tan and Yoshio Manaka's work is an extremely effective way to balance the acupuncture meridians by pairing an extreme excess with an extreme deficiency using ion pumping cords. Read more
Relationships of acupuncture meridians (channels) have been mapped out since the Nan Jing (100 CE). The essential premise is that qi (life energy) flows through twelve channels in a continuous sequence. This energy nourishes and invigorates all tissues along each pathway, including designated organs (zang-fu), blood flow, muscle, bone, etc. Read more
The truth is, AcuGraph is a transformative, multifaceted system that delivers countless high- value benefits to practitioners. It can literally change your practice. We know because it has done so for hundreds of our practitioners. Here are 5 of our favorite benefits of AcuGraph-beyond just taking a reading. Read more
Anytime you have a tendon or ligament problem, ANYWHERE in your body, you need to think of Gallbladder 34. Got ankle pain? Add Gallbladder 34. Got shoulder pain? Add Gallbladder 34. Got hip problems? Add Gallbladder 34. You get the point.... GB 34 is good for ANY problems related to tendons and ligaments. Read more
Who would have thought treating an acupuncture point on the back of the knee could help with so many conditions? Bladder 40 (BL 40) can obviously treat knee pain, simply based on it's location, but it does a whole lot more than that! Read more
Conception Vessel 22 (CV 22) is a great point for everything related to the throat. If you have a sore throat, problems with your voice, or trouble swallowing then this is a good point for treatment. CV 22 is also great for goiter related symptoms. Read more
Lung 7 is a very powerful point. As the Luo point of the Lung channel, this point is used to treat anything related to the lungs—asthma, wheezing, bronchitis, cough, congestion, etc. But that's not all it's good for! Read more
Small Intestine 3 (SI 3) is the gateway acupuncture point leading to the spine by way of the shoulders, neck and scapula. This makes it a helpful point for a whole host of conditions! Learn more about this amazing acupuncture point. Read more
In Chinese medicine the kidney is not only related to the kidney organ but it also encompasses your "life source energy". That's the energy you were were born with that declines as you age. Kidney 3 (KI 3) is the source point of the Kidney channel, and acts as a connection and regeneration center for the channel. Read more
Remember when you were in school and you had that really cool teacher who played games with you and you actually learned something? I’m going to be that really cool teacher today. We’re going to play a game. “The Graphing Game” It takes time to become excellent at graph analysis, but... Read more
I was talking with some friends recently and one of them said he read there are many different types of oriental medicine. He was confused as to the difference and wondered which method is the most effective. So let me ask YOU – How many different types of Traditional Chinese Medicine... Read more